I feel like an algorithm that sucks you in is what makes a social media platform popular. But an algorithm is part of what makes social media so toxic.

I love that the fediverse doesn’t have ulterior motives, but that might be why it never becomes mainstream. I’d choose smaller crowd over toxic tho.

I just realized “dialing a number” comes from turning a dial.

😭😭😭

How are these people successful enough to go on vacation to begin with tho??

https://miamifruit.org/products/hua-moa-banana-pre-order

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thagomizer

It was only fitting for cyberpunk jewelry :)

You pick the side that’s face down.

Amazing work! Such a cool and fun project.

You’re right, many (most?) ancient civilizations knew the earth is round.

It’s not a big mental leap. Things disappear over the horizon. The sun and moon are round. Maybe the earth is round too 🤔

Aside from prayer, the days are spent in feasting with family and friends :)

Eid Al-Fitr and Eid Al-Adha celebrated by 1.7 billion people in the world :) not sure how to best represent them tho.

“Earth got used up…”

Very cool 👍

Snitches get scritches.

make sure that we get feedback around what the planned changes are, because lemmy.world is yours as much as it is ours.

Really happy to hear this. Thank you!

Not harsh at all 🤝 I respect your perspective, but I stand by my comment. If we sign up for a job, we should do right by it. Also shameless plug: the community was r/streetwear and you can find us at !streetwear@lemmy.world

P.S. feel free to peruse my history on r/streetwear to judge if I was a lazy/crazy mod

If Lemmy starts to allow seamless migration of accounts across instances, this will become less of an issue. But I suspect creating multiple accounts isn’t going to be palatable to most users.

Avoiding echo chambering (is that a verb?) will take work. Admins and mods should be willing and ready to do that for the health of the fediverse.

Fwiw, I was a reddit mod for a sub of 4.3 million, so I’d like to think I’m not being naive about this, but I could be wrong…